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Reading releases, one by one…
Checking this song. The first time takes a while — after that it opens instantly.
Let's Have a Party · 2006
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Publishing · the song
Recording · the master
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Public music databases and societies' published lists. Societies' own registers can only be checked by you — the links below open them.
Playlists published by public broadcasters, loaded every night (back to 5 Oct 2025): Sveriges Radio P1 (Sweden), KEXP 90.3 FM Seattle (United States), Sveriges Radio P2 (Sweden), Sveriges Radio P3 (Sweden), Sveriges Radio P4 Stockholm (Sweden), Sveriges Radio P3 Din gata (Sweden), BBC Radio 1 (United Kingdom), BBC Radio 1Xtra (United Kingdom), ABC Jazz (Australia), ABC Classic (Australia), triple j (Australia), Double J (Australia), triple j Unearthed (Australia), BBC Radio 2 (United Kingdom), BBC Radio 6 Music (United Kingdom), BBC Radio 3 (United Kingdom).
Commercial radio, TV and most countries don't publish playlists, so a song missing here can still be played elsewhere. These plays are what authors' and performers' societies pay on — compare them with your statements.
Songwriting
Then every country where this song was released (none known): 7 songwriting and 2 recording societies.
Public estimate from 0 ListenBrainz listens, your share of the writer credits and your role on the recording — often low outside the UK and US, and streaming only.